. Oliver Cromwell, a history; comprising a narrative of his life, with extracts from his letters and speeches, and an account of the political, religious, and military affairs of England during his time . he United States on the use of the text. Oliver Cromwell A History COMMEMORATION EDITION By Samuel Harden Church, , Limited to six hundred copiesNo. ^ |H Hidl ^^H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^t\ ^^/^^Sl^^^^^^^^^^l ^^^^^1 |H Pm?^ H 4, i^^^^^^^^^^H > vji^^^^^^^^^^^^H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H., xor CTW^^^^I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HV ; nil. IKOircToi
. Oliver Cromwell, a history; comprising a narrative of his life, with extracts from his letters and speeches, and an account of the political, religious, and military affairs of England during his time . he United States on the use of the text. Oliver Cromwell A History COMMEMORATION EDITION By Samuel Harden Church, , Limited to six hundred copiesNo. ^ |H Hidl ^^H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^t\ ^^/^^Sl^^^^^^^^^^l ^^^^^1 |H Pm?^ H 4, i^^^^^^^^^^H > vji^^^^^^^^^^^^H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H., xor CTW^^^^I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HV ; nil. IKOircToii.^ ^^^^1 ^^^^^1 ^^^^^^^^^^^m 1 Bl Bust of Cromwell. By the Palace of IVestminsUr, li Oliver Cromwell A History Comprising a Narrative of his Life, withExtracts from his Letters and Speeches, andan Account of the Pohtical, Religious, andMiUtary Affairs of England during his Time BySamuel Harden Church, , Commemoration EditionWith 18 Illustrations in Photogravure G. P. Putnams SonsNew York and LondonUbe IRnlcfterbocfter press 1899 30 COPYRIGHT, i8g4BY SAMUEL HARDEN CHURCH Entered at Stationers Hall, London By G. p. Putnam s Sons Ube Rnicterbocliet press, Dew ]|^>tll. /i^r^^^u^«.-^^-^ THE LAST TO COMMEMORATION EDITION. ON January 30, 1899—curiously enough the two hundredand fiftieth anniversary of the death of Charles I.—amonument to Oliver Cromw^ell w^as erected in the Par-liament House, with the consent of the English Government. The bust was made by Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini from sit-tings by the Protector about 1655. When the House ofCommons refused to sanction a vote of money for a statue,Mr. Charles Wertheimer, of 21 Norfolk Street, Park Lane,London, generously and patriotically offered this beautifulwork of art as a free gift to the nation. While Lord Rose-berys party was in ofHce, Mr. Wertheimer tells me, theGovernment hesitated to accept it. After Lord Salisburysparty came into power, Mr. Wertheimer, in 1897, renewedhis ofler, a
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